The Very Slow Movie Player shows a film over an entire year TechCrunch It seems someone took Every Frame a Painting literally: The Very Slow Movie Player is a device that turns cinema into wallpaper, advancing the image by a …
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Does your camera giggle and smile as it takes your photo? Does your camera spit out your image from a thermal printer? No
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SelfieBot: taking and printing photos with a smile
Take a selfie, wait for the image to appear, and behold a cartoon version of yourself. Or, at least, behold a cartoon version of whatever the camera thought it saw.
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Take a photo of yourself as an unreliable cartoon
Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi Image Recognition System With Alexa Voice Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi enthusiasts searching for a new project to keep them busy may be interested in a Raspberry Pi image recognition tutorial which has been published to the awesome Hackster.io website by user Ken Walker. The SeeTalker project is capable of …
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In this article from The MagPi issue 69 , David Crookes explains how Daniel Berrangé took an old Kodak Brownie from the 1950s and turned it into a quirky digital camera. Get your copy of The MagPi magazine in stores now, or download it as a free PDF here . The Kodak Box Brownie When Kodak unveiled its Box Brownie in 1900, it did so with the slogan ‘You press the button, we do the rest.’ The words referred to the ease-of-use of what was the world’s first mass-produced camera
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Converting a Kodak Box Brownie into a digital camera
With OTON GLASS, users are able to capture text with a blink and have it read back to them in their chosen language. It’s wonderful tool for people with dyslexia or poor vision, or for travellers abroad. OTON GLASS A wearable device for people who have difficulty reading
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OTON GLASS: turning text to speech
Jennifer Fox, founder of FoxBot Industries , uses a Raspberry Pi pet monitor to check the sound levels of her home while she is out, allowing her to keep track of when her dog Marley gets noisy or agitated, and to interact with the gorgeous furball accordingly.
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This IoT Pet Monitor barks back
ZDNet Mozilla's Raspberry Pi gateway helps connect up your smart home ZDNet Raspberry Pi owners simply download the Things Gateway software from Mozilla and copy the image onto an SD card and plug it into the Raspberry Pi . After connecting it to a local Wi-Fi network, it will provide prompts to complete the setup.
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The tale of the little HAB that could and its three-month journey from Portslade Aldridge Community Academy in the UK to the coast of Denmark. PACA Computing on Twitter Where did it land ???
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Raspberry Crusoe: how a Pi got lost at sea
When Ben North was faced with the dilemma of his nine-year-old son wanting him to watch his pinball games while, at the same time, Ben should be doing housework, he came up with a brilliant hack. Ben decided to investigate the inner workings of his twenty-year-old Twilight Zone pinball machine to convert its score display data into a video stream he could keep an eye on while working. Ben ended up with this.
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Ben’s Raspberry Pi Twilight Zone pinball hack